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andrezito [222]
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8

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arlik [135]3 years ago
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Difference between powerful and powerless language<span>
a. Powerless language: people perceive speech using language forms, such as hedges (I think...) tag questions in simple statements (We should head out now for the movies okay?), or disclaimers (or I probably shouldn't say this but...), as ineffective and powerless.
b. Powerful language: Speech free if such usage aforementioned is considered both powerful and effective.</span>
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